hi. Thank you for your article. It made me think about "The Good Wife", which I very much enjoyed, even though at one point, towards the last episodes I felt it was losing its hold on me. I also loved "Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow": I am not a gamer either, but I appreciated some games in the past and always felt they had the "dignity of Art" (with a capital A). I don't mean to sound pompous, but the novel very much stresses the point, while telling the life and sorrows of the characters, and the complexity and dedication to their work.
Thank you so much for the warning on that last book, which sounded interesting - however, I just lost my 15-year-old dog 2 weeks ago and I know I am not ready to read anything like that yet.
hi. Thank you for your article. It made me think about "The Good Wife", which I very much enjoyed, even though at one point, towards the last episodes I felt it was losing its hold on me. I also loved "Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow": I am not a gamer either, but I appreciated some games in the past and always felt they had the "dignity of Art" (with a capital A). I don't mean to sound pompous, but the novel very much stresses the point, while telling the life and sorrows of the characters, and the complexity and dedication to their work.
I totally agree with you! It did so many things well. Still thinking about it years later.
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I was surprised by how much I enjoyed it! I listened to the audiobook and thought it was really well done.
Thank you so much for the warning on that last book, which sounded interesting - however, I just lost my 15-year-old dog 2 weeks ago and I know I am not ready to read anything like that yet.
Oh, I'm so sorry.
This is SUCH an excellent post, and I'm adding the Art of the Scandal to my list. (Also hi fellow DC Substacker!)